WHO WE ARE
We fight for the little guy.
We started Websites4Good not for the Fortune 500 company or the multi-million dollar nonprofit but for the organization getting started. No matter the size of your company or organization, your message matters. We are on a mission to level the playing field to ensure that your message doesn’t get lost in the chaos of big advertising budgets and large social media campaigns. In one capacity or another, our team has been committed to serving those often left behind for the past five years. Whether a Black business owner without a web presence or the small
nonprofit without a marketing plan or budget, we have always strived to provide exceptional service and quality work at a fraction of the price of larger agencies.
Passion for our community is what gets us out of bed in the morning. There are so many nonprofits and small businesses like yours who are making a positive difference and our passion lies in creating the marketing solutions you need to grow your business and do more good.
Core Values
YOU ALWAYS COME FIRST
We don’t have to check our priorities; you are already first in our eyes! Whether that’s going above and beyond to meet a deadline or shifting our original plan to better serve you, our vision starts with yours!
RESOURCEFULNESS IS OUR DEFAULT
We’re mindful of your needs and your budget, which is why we go out of our way to find creative solutions that work for your goals and objectives. We work diligently to find creative solutions that work for your budget.
WE WORK BETTER TOGETHER THAN APART
Whilst some agencies would much rather run ahead of you, we prefer to work alongside you. We make the best magic when we can work and collaborate closely and openly with our clients.
WE KEEP IT SIMPLE
We make sure our processes, communication and systems remain uncluttered, and simplified to ensure we are delivering what you need without the frustration of distraction and noise.
MEET THE TEAM
Our team makes your dream work. Meet the champions of good that work directly with your organization to manifest your goals.
Richard Baxter
BRAND AMBASSADOR
"Baxter" is the founder of #racismstinks and has partnered with us to spread the word that we are working tirelessly to bring visibility to underserved communities within our city.
Q&A with Baxter
When you were a kid, what'd you want to be when you grew up?
The very first career I said I wanted to do was to become an orthodontist- because I wanted to give people a reason to smile.
Who inspires you?
My all time favorite person is Bethany Hamilton. She is a beacon and lighthouse for any individual that experiences a disability, or has suffered a catastrophic physical loss of their body. Despite having had her entire arm bit off by a shark, she is still ranked as a top women's pro-surfer. If you watch the film "Unstoppable", you will be inspired too!
What's a trip, moment, or circumstance that changed your life and why?
I never understood why many people spoke of Italy the way they did, until I visited. I immediately fell in love and never wanted to leave! There is food, ancient history, architecture, music, breathtaking scenery, art, iconic world landmarks...absolutely something for everyone there.
What's your favorite thing about Tulsa?
My favorite thing is no traffic! :)
Brian Du
DIGITAL MEDIA SPECIALIST
Brian is a digital media guru and handles all of our photo and video needs. He studied film at the University of Tulsa and also has a podcast called, Slugline. Check it out on iTunes.
Q&A with BRIAN
When you were a kid, what'd you want to be when you grew up?
Ironically, I wanted to be a web/software developer! But the older I got and the more I submerged myself in computer science, I realized that I really suck at programming. Now I just surround myself with those kinds of people!
Who inspires you?
Not one person in particular, but filmmakers Philip Wang and Wesley Chan of Wong Fu Productions are major influences on my creative work. As they are the pioneers of creating high-quality original content on YouTube and the trailblazers for Asian American creators, I aspire to reach their level of versatility in storytelling and independent film.
What's a trip, moment, or circumstance that changed your life and why?
The moment I decided to change my academic and career aspirations from information technology to film studies was a major point in my life. For many years, I had essentially ignored the creative and artistic side of myself. Once I was able to embrace that, I was a much happier and sociable person.
What's your favorite thing about Tulsa?
My favorite thing about Tulsa is the ever growing and evolving film community in town. I've been in Tulsa all my life and it's always interesting to see the constant shift in creative local endeavors. There's never a dull moment.
Sophia Engelmann
OPERATIONS COORDINATOR
Sophia is a new addition to the team and is the glue that helps keep us all moving forward to deliver projects on time.
Q&A with SOPHIA
When you were a kid, what'd you want to be when you grew up?
The very first career I said I wanted to do was to become an orthodontist- because I wanted to give people a reason to smile.
Who inspires you?
My all time favorite person is Bethany Hamilton. She is a beacon and lighthouse for any individual that experiences a disability, or has suffered a catastrophic physical loss of their body. Despite having had her entire arm bit off by a shark, she is still ranked as a top women's pro-surfer. If you watch the film "Unstoppable", you will be inspired too!
What's a trip, moment, or circumstance that changed your life and why?
I never understood why many people spoke of Italy the way they did, until I visited. I immediately fell in love and never wanted to leave! There is food, ancient history, architecture, music, breathtaking scenery, art, iconic world landmarks...absolutely something for everyone there.
What's your favorite thing about Tulsa?
My favorite thing is no traffic! :)
Kristin Towles
CHIEF EMPATHY OFFICER
Our founder, Kristin, is an accidental marketer with a background in international community development. Passionate about helping people, she came to believe that marketing ought to be used to help and connect people.
Q&A with KRISTIN
When you were a kid, what'd you want to be when you grew up?
I wanted to be an architect.
Who inspires you?
A few old mentors - Ossie Mills, phenomenal communicator and K. Reid-Martinez, an out of the box thinker way ahead of her time. Sometimes Gary Vee until the text message marketing started...
What's a trip, moment, or circumstance that changed your life and why?
I think my time in Mexico was very eye-opening to a different pace in life. It definitely eliminated any attachment I had to material things. Also loved my time in Europe and Asia.
What's your favorite thing about Tulsa?
I love the hometown feel while still striving for big city... fame for lack of a better word. The work our Mayor has been doing to bring recognition and opportunities to Tulsa is phenomenal.